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Legend
August 22, 2016

The CS version of Acrobat is special, you can't substitute the download of Acrobat X only. It's important to keep the downloaded CS for reinstalling - and not just on your conputer's hard disk. CS is now unsupported and it's only a matter of time until Adobe take away the download for good.

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Legend
September 18, 2017

Ok, you still don't tell us anything about the problem ("didn't open" could mean anything) but it's too late for that. Yes, if you delete part of CS6 you must use the CS6 installer to put it back.

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Legend
September 18, 2017

Probably, but it's hard to tell if you have the same problem, as the original message gave no details. What happens when you try to open Acrobat?

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    Art Bureau
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    September 18, 2017

    i had a problem with my adobe acrobat pro X, it didn't opened, i tried to repair it and them uninstalled, and now i dont' know how i can to reinstall.

    Meanwhile I put ADOBE READER just for opening PDF files, but I use a lot of PDF editing and I need the software.

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    Legend
    August 22, 2016

    The CS version of Acrobat is special, you can't substitute the download of Acrobat X only. It's important to keep the downloaded CS for reinstalling - and not just on your conputer's hard disk. CS is now unsupported and it's only a matter of time until Adobe take away the download for good.

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      Art Bureau
      Participant
      September 18, 2017

      i have a same problem. So what i need to do? Reinstall the Suite?

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